End poverty

in all its forms everywhere

Transforming our relationship with nature is key to a sustainable future

Hela BEN HASSINE KHALLADI is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Management of Tunis (FSEG Tunis), Tunis El Manar University. She holds a Ph.D. in International Economics and is a member of LARMA (Research Laboratory in Applied Microeconomics). Since September 2023, she has been a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Tennessee State University.

PROJECT

Through its targeted mobility scholarships for Master’s and Ph.D. candidates, this initiative tackles key drivers of poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa by cultivating advanced professional expertise. The program establishes pathways to sustainable livelihoods and economic mobility while strengthening regional capacity in essential development sectors. By promoting advanced education and cross-border knowledge exchange, it drives long-term impact through innovation-led growth and the reduction of socioeconomic disparities across the region.
The AFRIDI Project focuses on advancing education and research in the fields of Natural and Environmental Sciences. It provides comprehensive scholarship programs that empower Sub-Saharan African students to pursue higher academic and research opportunities. This initiative fosters regional cooperation and academic excellence, while developing experts capable of tackling critical environmental and sustainability challenges. Furthermore, the project enhances institutional capacity and promotes academic exchange, significantly contributing to the growth of higher education systems and the realization of sustainable development objectives across the region.
The DigItAfrica Project addresses digital inequality by strengthening digital literacy and technological capabilities in geographically isolated universities across Africa. By improving access to digital education and promoting skills development, the initiative creates new pathways to economic opportunity while supporting broader poverty reduction goals. The program equips individuals with essential digital tools to enhance their professional capacities and actively engage in sustainable economic growth. This project reflects UTM’s steadfast commitment to educational advancement, digital transformation, and inclusive development throughout the African continent. Congratulations to the entire project team for their remarkable achievement!


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